In his EKKO project for Groupe Launay (MOA), architect Duncan Lewis wanted to extend the traditional communal garden at the foot of the building into a 3-dimensional green space, protecting balconies and facades from the street. A balance between vegetation, shading and access to light ensures the privacy of these spaces. Vegetation grows both on the ground and above, thanks to suspended planters. The volume, delimited by a light metal structure, is highlighted by climbing plants that create a planted setting. To be discovered in this issue by its architect.

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